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Hypersonic flow of real gases with relaxation

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A hypersonic high enthalpy wind tunnel with stagnation temperatures up to 14000 K has come into operation at the DLR Göttingen in February 1992. It may offer new possibilities to study high temperature effects with relaxation in high velocity flows. A survey is given of the expected behavior of such flows including relaxation effects at low density and new diagnostics methods for high temperature flows.

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Wuest, W. (1994). Hypersonic flow of real gases with relaxation. In: Schnerr, G.H., Bohning, R., Frank, W., Bühler, K. (eds) Fluid- and Gasdynamics. Acta Mechanica, vol 4. Springer, Vienna. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-7091-9310-5_21

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